SOVIETS APPARENTLY REINFORCED THEIR FORCES JHILE AT THE SAME TIME ROTATING SOME TROOPS. THE EMBASSY, REPORTING AT 1045 EDT, COMMENTED THAT THE OCCUPATION IS BECOMING MORE RAW, WITH SEVERAL INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE 
~~OTED. 
5. 	THE EMBASSY ALSO REPORTS THAT THE MOOD IN ~~AGUE IS GENERALLY ONE OF DEEPENING GLOOM, WITH NO INDICATIONS THAT THE CZECHOSLOVAKS EXPECT ANYTHING GOOD TO DEVELOP FROM THE MOSCOW MEETINGS. THE UNITY Gr THE POPULACE REMAINS UNBROKEN, HO~EVER, A3 IF THE CZECHOSLOVAKS ARE HOPEFUL THE OCCUPATION WILL FAIL iECAUSE OF THE LACK OF COLLABORATORS. CZECHOSLOVAK RADIO STATIONS, COGNIZANT OF THE FACT THAT THE SOVIETS ARE BECOMING EDGY, HAVE WARNED THE POPULACE 
~--JOT TO PROVOKE THE OCCUPATION TROOPS. 
6. UPI REPORTS FROM MOSCOW THAT PRESIDENT 



9. THE SOVIETS HAVE APPARENTLY MOVED AN ADDITIONAL 

(DIV IS ION FRO~l EAST GERMANY TO CZECHOSLO,VAKIA. A ~ ~A LARGE SOVIET
~NVOY WitR 200 TANKS 
IN THE SOUTHER: GDR MOVING 
TOWARD CZECHOSLOVAKIA U1JDER RADIO SILENCE. IT MAY BE THE SOVIET 13TH HEAVY TANK DIVISION FROM RIESA THE Ol LY DIVISION SUBORDINATE TO THE 1ST GUARDS TANK ARMY DIVISION THAT WAS NOT COM~ITTED IN THE INITIAL MOVE ON CZECHOSLOVAKIA. THIS REINFORCEMENT ~AY BE 
PART OF A "ROTATION PLAN" TO PREVENT ANY SOVIET UNIT FROM REMAINING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA TOO LON3.